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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-01
THE GAS TRUSTEES

r,av Hold Another Meeting, and the Ma
tority Carries Out the Original idea.
1l,he bran new Board of Gas Trustees met
Al the City Hall yesterday morning and
completed the work they entered upon at
the meeting held week or so ago.
This means that one more Seamon was
given q Job.
The object of the meeting was to fill the
five offices of engineer and assistant, puri-
/ fer weigher and inspector, left over from
the first whack the Republican majority
had at the plums.
These offices were filed as follows,
through nominations made by the Super
intendent and confirmed by majority OF
the Trustees:
For the Office of Engineer, John W. Cum
minis was reelected.
The place of Assistant Engineer went to
Harry s. Dillon, son Of the Superintend-
emit. This change displaced Mr.. George
Hopwood.
In the position of Purifier, Samuel Rich
ardson succeeds Mr.. James Phipps.
For Weigher, Charles Wilbert succeeds
d. J. Mccormick.
For Inspector, Fred J. Seamon succeeds
James Dyson, who resigned few weeks
ago.
President Jepson called the Board to
meet in special session last evening at $50
O'Clock, and the matter Of the liability OF
Superintendent billions bondsman was
brought up. 1t having been discovered
that Mr.. Thomas Little. according to the
l.a fs hnnlyS xyaS n hnlhar
he was not lawful bondsman. The Rules
und Regulations OF the Board provide that
such bondsman must be holder Of real
estate In Ohio county. The matter was
discussed aud resolution WAS adopted
authorizing the Secretary to inform Mr..
Dillon that he must furnish competent
bondsman. Mr.. Dillon takes hold this
morning.
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Pottery Purchased.

Yesterday Messrs. c. w. Seabright,
Charles Menkcmiller and Geo X. Wheat
went up to Steubenvlle, where Mr.. Sea-
bright bought in the cooperative pottery,
which had to he sold by reason of some lit
tie difficulty arising among the stockhold,
ers. The gentlemen were well pleased
with the concern, which, although small
one, has done very profitable business,
and it is probable that steps will he taken
to-day to form a joint stock company, en-
large the works and put it in position ia
extend it's trade What is called Rocking.
ham aud yellow ware is made exclusively.
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A Surprise Party.

Yesterday was the thirtieth anniversary
of the birth of Mr.. Anton Freese, Secretary
of the Germania Singing Society, and last
evening a number of the members rendered
him pleasant surprise party at Germania
Hall. About eighty couples were present
and Mr.. Freese was the recipient of con-
gratulations from all sides. Charlie Kill
meyer was there and of course there was
lots of good music and dancing. During
the evening Mr.. Louis Colmar, on behalf
of the Society, presented Mr.. Freese with
O handsome Secretary's table in neat
speech, which was responded to by the
surprised recipient The ladies of the So
ciety also presented him 4 handsome toilet
set. The affair was very pleasant, and it
was q late hour before the merry party dis
persed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-01

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many RENE
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by use of few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This il the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan & Co.'s Drug
store.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

The following transfers OF real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks Office,
yesterday:
Deed made October -, 1887, by Levi
Philabaum and wife, to Samuel Starr, for
one acre of land on the waters of Little
Wheeling Creek, in Liberty district. Con-
sideratiOn, 500.
Deed made October -, 1887, by Nancy
J. Blair, executrix of the will of Thomas
]. Blair, deceased, to John A. Beymer and
Zaccheus A. Beymer, .Tr., for the east half
of lot No. 5 in Henry Morris addition to
the Island. Consideration, $3.50.
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Out of the Race.

The stockholders of the Ohio Valley In
surance Company met the Office of J. V. L.
Rogers, yesterday, and formally wound up
the affairs of the organization. The COM
pany, in the five years it has been in bust
ness, has lost quite an amount of money
for it's stockholders, and it was deemed
best to avoid sending good money after bad
by terminating the Company's life. 1t ID
understood the stockholders are out quite
q neat little sum, collectively.
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As to Their Duties.

The Committee on Health met last even
ing at the City Building, and after audit
ing some bills it was resolved that the
garbage contractors of the first and fifth
districts be summoned to appear and show
cause why they have not faltilled their
contracts. The committee then adjourned
to meet with thesCounty Health Commit
tee at its invitation to consult in regard to
the duties of each body. The matter was
referred to the City Solicitor and County
Attorney to make report at meeting to
be held on next Monday evening.
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Chronic Looseness Of the Bowles

Results from imperfect digestion. The
cause lies in the tOrpidity of the liver. A
regular habit of body can be secured by
taking Simmons Liver Regulator TO aid
digestion, to stimulate the dull and slug.
gish liver, and rid the system Of excessive
and poisonous bile The Regulator corrects
acidity of the stomach, cures dyspepsia
and insure5 regularity OF the bowels alike
free from llxity or costiveness.
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UNDERWEAR! UNDERWEAR!

We have exercised great care in making the
selection and have received large additions 10
our already large stock. We will he able 70
show you the largest and best selected stock In
the city. In Ladies We have the Scarlet, Cam
els Hair, Gray Sanitary and White Merino.
Misses aud Ghildrens Scarlet, Gray and White.
The best Dollar Scarlet Vest in the city
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Beaity's Ivory Starch.

Wash, starch and iron without arss drying.
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J. w, AMICK, Sole Agent.


For three.weeks was suffering from 3
severe cold in my head, accompanied by a
pain in the temples. tried some of tie
many catarrh remedies without any relief.
Ely's Cream Balm was recommended 10
me. After only six applications OF the
Balm every trace of my cold was removed.
Henry c. Clark, lst Division New York
Appraisers Office.
/ was troubled with catarrh in my head
to an annoying extent for three years.
After using one bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm was entirely cured.-John j.
Cline. Victor. n, Y
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IN ORrnsixe RrAsfh

is most distressing, not only to the person
afflicted if he have any pride, but to those
with whom he comes in contact 1t is q
delicate matter TO speak Of, but it has
parted not only friends bat lovers. Bad
breath and catarrh are irSeparable. DR..
Ssge's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
cases as thousands can testify.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-01
NATURES HIGHWAY
Doings of Boats and Bust,nen Along tn,
Ohio.

Doings Of Boats and BUStInen Along tn,
Ohio.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated feet inches and rising.
The Elaine made her first trip TO Park
ersburg yesterday morning with bip trip.
The Bellaire got off the sand bar at Pow.
haitian Saturday evening and entered her
trade as usual yesterday morning.
The Ida Smith, a little steamer that
piled between Marietta and Ravens Rock,
sunk at Bull creek last Saturday after
noon by running onto bar. She will be
raised.
R;vermen are predicting long and Sc
we're winter. They say that the frightfully
cold winter Of 1854 was preceded by sum-
mer identical in its features as to hard
lnck and river of that of 1887. They pre-
dict heavy run of ice in the river this
month, with a certain close by Deem
Der |,
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A Pleasant Dance.

The Maennerchor Singing Society gave
a delightful ball at their hall on Market
street last evening. A large crowd was
present and dancing to Kramer's music
was the principal amusement of the even
ing. The Maennerchor dances are always
pleasant affairs and this was no exception
to the rule. The fun was kept up until an
early hour this morning.
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Index to New Advertisements.
SECOND PAGE.

SECOND PAGE.
Commissioners sale Of Building Lots.
NOtiee-BOarl OF Public Works
Special Meeting-GOUng Mems Democratic
Club.
Natural Gas StoyeS-NeSbitt & Bro.
Nubian Enamel-GeO. W. JOhnSOn's Sons
Decorated English Tea re--Ewing Bros.
Wanted-Girl TO Work on Coats.
Wantcd-Dry Goods Salesman.
NOtice-COmmercial Bank.
Opera HOuse-A ParlOr Match.
For Sale-Drug Store and Fixtures.
Try Lists Cough Syrup-R. H. List.
You Ought 10 Be Clubbed-G Mendel & Co.
Seal and Fur Caps-Dinger's
LOst-Buggy Lamp.
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KncklIn's ArnICa SalXe,

The best stlve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and al the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed 10 give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price p cents per box.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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OF INHERENT TO LADIES.

A question which have asked me
every day IL, can 1 do over Ladies'
Felt HaIs3 In reply 1 would say that
have erected machinery especially
for Felt work. and am prepared to
have the Ladies' bring their east-aSldG
FeIts and be astOnishe ell BY the results
All are cordially invited 90 call and
inspect work done.
RI. POTTS,
Hat and Bonnet BIeaeher,
No. 81 sixteenth street.
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Ifany creditor has been omitted he is to
be placed in the list OF creditors upon i'll
ing and proving his bill. II there IS not
sufficient money to pay the above claims
in full, then the assignee is to make pay
ments of the claims in full until the funds
in his hands are exhausted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-01
Mfeelin9 R&9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature Saturday: a. M, %
9am. 81; u m, 46; 3p. NJ, 50; 7 p. M,
40. Weather clear.
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Talk to Young Men Tonight.

The second talk to young men, in the
Young Mems Christian Association course,
will be given at O'Clock in the Associa-
ton parlors by DR.. Blaisdell, President of
the Female College. His topic will be the
life and character of Louis Agassiz. All
Young men are invited to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-01
GentIemen,s Finest Shoes.

Stacy, Adams & Co S shoes are our spe-
cialty, and for wear and style are unex-
celled, and although costing little more
than some, are much cheaper, wear and
style considered.
W AMIrK Sole vent
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Lean nFy Feet

Ry purchasing double fastened School
Shoes for hildreu, they are solid leather,
and cost from Sl.OO to $50, owing to size.
J. w. AMICK's,
1l43 Main Street
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Catarrh TO CONSUMPTION.

Catarrh In It's destructive force stands nrit IA
and undoubtedly leads on Ia consumption IIr
therefore singular that thoec afflicted with th'
fearful disease should not MAKE II ia" ob ct Il
their lives 10 rid Themselves 81 Il rrccpIy"
remedies concocted by ignorant pretcnd'' b
medical knowledge have weakened the cnn6
dencc OF the great maiOrit! of sufferers Ia all al
vcrIised remedies. They become resigned 70
life III misery rather than torture Themselves
with doubtful palliatiyes.
But this viii never do. CAtsrrh must h. met
nj every stage aud cOmbated with all our NIGH
In many cases the disease has ASSUMED danEer'
Gus symptoms. The bones and cartilage ri the
nose, the organs Of hearing. ~ seeing and 81
tasting ~ affected ~ Ia De useless the uyulAs
elongated. the throat - iniAmsi knd lffiLAIi
~ Ia produce n constant ami distressing r"ngh.
SksFOED's Radical CURE meets every pha-
OF Cstarrh. from n simple heal cold 10 III" m"f
lOnths0me and destructive stages II IL IsAl and
constitutional. Instant n relieving I-fmsn'n
In curing, safe. economical and never falling
Each pack re contains one bottle Oi the kitl
CAL CUEE, one box Catarrhal S"LHtsf, 400
an IMPROVED IsHALER, with treats. pHr "
POTTER DEUG 4 CHEyTcAL 60 bTos
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-01

Pttsburg Supply Company %
VIM e. Price & Co., Pttsburg. 10 o.
Spang, Shalfant Co., eff Pittsburg 10 %
Allegheny Specially Co, of Pittsburg ..... IS W
The John II. McGown Co, Cincinnati. ..... l5S W
Rouse Hills Co., Ceveland........ Is "
Mcintosh, Huntington l. Co, Cleveland. 81 "
The Diamond Freclay Co., O................. GS W
Town Brothers, A W
Harris Jones * Cadbcrry Phila.............. 40 "
Michel Vance & Co.. \. G...................... 6S 10
Mckay Manufacturing Co., PittSburg....... 80 20
Arches, PancoSt Mfg. Co, BroOklyn......~ Is
p II Adams Wheeling ......,.,............... - 20
Hibberd Il Son, Wheeling ....................... W
Nansherger I0iZ A NcKoWn .. Is W
TrinhIp ~ IutZ -........,.,.,............ 10 W
POS a Hamilton 70 %
r EsIhirZer ................ 20 90
Iohn / smith a Co ................. . % %
Charles Ii. Berry 81 w
Samuel 81 w
" Va Printing 90 .......................... p w
Wheeling NewS.I ptter Co ........,......... IS 90
Geo N S1oOk IL Co ..................,...... 20 "
! SwahscEer ...... y 20
Y BlOnd 20 %
Riverside Iron orks...........,........... 20 w
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
A Quiet Wedding.

Miss Kate E Beans, Of Marshall county,
and Mr. Jesse MARBLE, of BenwOOd, were
quietly married, last evening. The young
couple will reside in a pleasant residence
lust below Benwood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-01

DON'T yield to rheumatism till you have
tried Salvation Oil. Price 25 cents bottle
OF ali the popular favorites, the genuine
article is DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. % cents.
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GENTLEMEN, go and see Stacy, Adams &
Co.'S finest dress shoes, the leaders in
style and wear, at ]. W. AMIcK's.
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Bargains in Flannels, Blankets
and Comforts.
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Atw advertisements.
Fine CLOAK ROOM,

Now filled with All Elegant Line Of Ladies
Misses ana ChildFcn's Garments, consisting Of
Ladies Plush sacqucs Jackets and Nantes,
Cloth Jackets, Ncwmarkcts, Raglans and Cirru
lars. An immense stock Of Misses aud chill
dren's, In all sizes and qualities which will be
sold at ASTONISHING LOW PRICES
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9rQ 600ts.
OUTSIDE OF A HUNDRED OTHER
GREAT BARGAINS
We will mention rs many rs the
space permits
9rQ Go9ds.

Ladies' Wool Diagonal NeBmGrkets, $50.
Ladies' Wool Rucle, Fur Ball Fringe, all round,
$500.
Ladies Wool Plaid Jackets, --latest cut, 81 90
Ladies' silk Plush Long Coats, Sl5.OO.
Child and Misses CIoaks, 5Oceuts and upwards.
White Blankets, - cents pair.
Grey Blankets, - cSnts apsir.
The Old Standbye, Genuine German Blankets,
S225 pair.
Bed Comfortable ;, q cents and upwards.
36-Ineh All Wool SGckiug, 80 aud b cents.
5I-Inch All Wool TrjCot, 80 cents, etc.
S6-IRch BrOCsde and Fancy dress Goods, wool,
Is and Is cents Il yard.
Best silk Pushes, - and 80 cents.
Heavy Home Made Flanuels, p cents elsewhere
IS Ceugs.
Century Cloth, $O-iuch, entire new styles, :
cents a yard
S5IuCh Heavy Muslin, brown and bleached, SC.
New CalicoeS pretty styles, At ;, and cents.
Ladies Fine Scarlet Vests, 20 cents aud upwards
Nice MolesQui skirts, QUILTED so cents.
Large Bed spreads only 70 cents
Turkish fancy Towels, Is cts, cheap a. . cts.
Greatest Bargains I'm Carpets, Rugs
and oil Cloth Ever OHe red in
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SEE cur Ladies' 81 90 and s.. so shoes.
]. w. AMICK.
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LIS. GooD&Co sell dry goods the cheapest
annd Resnlts Ia EEarE Oaae.

SEX our gentlemen's finest $500 shoe.
]. W. AMICK.
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GENTLEMEN, 90 and see Stacy, Adams &
Co.'S finest dress shoes, the leaders in
style and wear. at J. W. AMICE's.
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m Ask to be shown the Norma,
Wool Sanitary Underwear i, ia
warranted to be made OF pure I'm.
dyed wool.
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Underwear Of every descrin.
ton for Ladies', Gents and chn
dren. Ladies' Merino Underwss,
from IS cents up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-05

WARRINGTON, q: NEW YORK,

WAbHIN0TONs n NEW rOhk, l.
WASHINGTON. June z-To-day's game was
not such one-sided contest as that Of yester-
day. The homo team seemed somewhat re-
vived and backed up young Gilmore in cred
table manner. Neither he nor young Matti-
more were hit very hard. although bofh wero
rather wild, particularly at tho beginning Of
the game. Up to the close Of the fifth inning
each side had secured but three dean hits
Ewing played third to perfection and had
plenty OF business to attend TO. He. however.
ran In front of Ward In the sixth inning and
caused him to tumble o ball which Farrell sent
directly to him. He did the same thing yester-
day In attempting to mako a good record. The
general play was steady on both sides. and
although brilliant plays were scarce the game
was very interesting one.
sharp fielding. When the game was tied BY
New York In the fourth inning the interest was
in :ense, and it was not lessencd when the home
team made another run in the sixth nor when
Myers opened the seventh with home run.
II one double play was better than another
It occurred in the eighth inning, whom Ewing
was on third and Ward on second both having
reached those bases on hits. Conner was at
the bat with only one man out. Gilmore set
tied down TO- work and struck out the big first
order To- oases Ward and re swne
Mack who caught Ewing at the plate. This
Ssea tRs fsss1s
was also effective, holding tho home foam down
R9stio9 admirsR At the b bat bD9%nnsy
The score.
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ATHLETES SAIL FOR EUROPE
Our Crack Junper AFTER Brseks's Scalp
and the wsria's Best Record.

ono tho "oFte's "c.t AsosFu-
W. B. Page, our champion high jumper,
and L. @. Carter. the well-known long -distance
runner. left yesterday on the Aurania to win
new honors from the athletes Of England. Mr..
Page will remain in England until about the
end OF August: his only fixed date as yet is
July 2. at stourbridge, when he will try to
break the record made BY N. ]. Brooks, the
English amateur champion. Mr.. Page repre-
gents the University Of Pennsylysnia and the
Manhattan Athletic Club; Mr. Carter repre-
scnts the New York Athletic Club. IN ,
just before tho cry- of All ashorer Mr..
CLARK PresIdspt q the Bro9klya Athletic Asso;
Mr.. Page and completely surprised him by
presenting him with handsome gold medal
as token Of the esteem in which he Is held BY
the association, and particularly In recogni-
Mon q the part he tS0 In the GSs
ton with the date May 80. 1857. MT. Page
modestly replied that he always tried to do his
best, and that this evidence Of appreciation
you'd give him great encouragement for his
Monday has almost Disappeared. SO With fair
also from MI. Garter this summer.
Page jumped 8 feet 1-18 Inches. beating his
ps y y n
feet AK inchee and that, OF DAWN. the Irish
The fifty athletes selected by the United
States bohemian Athletic Association to take
part In 3 tie national gamss at fragIs sailed
ing teacher to the Seventh Regiment Athletic
Association. was among tho number. He will
row In the Vienna regatta.
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Sporting Notes.

!
for nnnrinr IN the EATEN Lssqpe Has "a draM ms
card '-H
,,,.. =. n.x, -,
Joe McGratn OF brooklyn mas chaHenged Martin
dempsey Sorothep OF 1aes 1Sempssys whT me light
Welght champion cohhrAhaelDoW wrestler 70 Sooa-
side wrestling match
Tho feather weight champions Patsey OLeary and
Tommy Warren matched to night In q fifteen. round
contest at Chester Park CINCINNATI on July with
small gloves Tor sloo SIDE ana division OF the gate
receipts
Tommy Warren, champion feather weight paglist of
America, has accepted the challenge Of Ike Weir the
belfast Spider and champion eathe eight OF Great
Britain hight for 81 900 side and the
The second rae. for handicap medal of til. Yont.r.
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Slew Tine at tho NJ. A. G. Spring Games.
The Manhattan Athletic Club held its tent

The Manhattan Athletic Club held its tenth
annual spring games yesterday. They were well
tested, but records broken. All tho contests
were handicaps and scratch had to work hard to
win. The looyard had "a starters It was won BY
westing N. A. @. 31< yardsl in 10 IS seconds with
G. C. Dunlevy. B. AA t<1< yards. second. Tho run.
ming high jump brought out II competitors A. Flesh
man. NJ. A. c. u2inch handicappl won. with 40.
tus Jump Of feet III inches W. C. Montanye of tho
Spartan Harriers inch handicapl took second place.
He cleared feet 6H inches.
The $50 yards run had ~ starters. First place was
taken by Wendell Jr- Berkely A. A., who had 20 yards
start H. L. Mitchell N. A. c. % yards handicap oame
In second. Time, minutes and IS seconds.
Fifteen started In the one mile walk. They had
from to so seconds time allowance. W. Brunshuber,
A. $50 secondsl won In minutes ~ 35 seconds.
W.: Burkhard. Pastime A. G. Is seconds. second.
Cutler A C. % YARDS. and A. ?. Copeland N. A. c. Is
yRrdsl were nrst and second. Time. IS IS seconds
y. L. Lambrccht II. A. O.. threw the sixteen pound
Douglass wa. next with ~ seaai throw q Is feet 81
inches and allowance OF % feet
There were thirteen mon In tho one mile run. p d.
sk!lman, q. started nine yards from tho scratch
A. who started 81 yards ahead OF him, was second.
Six wheelmen appeared for tho milo bicycle
rSwsr The H.r Sra,, whfs nr.I yen t,s%
The 40 yard run had thirteen starters Earle N.
Y. GO yards won in SO rs seconds with H. NJ Banks
Jr, N. a: c. 70 yards. second.
broas sass 1sss; in
with IL feet D inches.
Tho hurdle race brought out eleven contestants Tho
IN q ass .seonds Charles & Nilsson ysrd:
second.